Excellent
Precisely proportioned to return the maximum amount of light through the top of the diamond. This creates exceptional brilliance, fire and sparkle, giving the stone its bright, lively appearance.
A diamond’s proportions determine how effectively light travels through the stone and returns to the eye. A well-proportioned cut maximises brilliance, fire and sparkle, while proportions that are too deep or too shallow allow light to escape.
Precisely proportioned to return the maximum amount of light through the top of the diamond. This creates exceptional brilliance, fire and sparkle, giving the stone its bright, lively appearance.
Well proportioned with strong overall brilliance and sparkle, although some light escapes rather than returning through the top of the diamond. The difference can be subtle, but becomes more apparent alongside an Excellent cut.
When a diamond is cut too deep, light travels at less effective angles and escapes through the sides or base of the stone. This reduces light return and can make the diamond appear darker and smaller than its carat weight suggests.
When a diamond is cut too shallow, light passes through the stone and escapes through the base instead of reflecting back towards the eye. The result is reduced brilliance, contrast and sparkle, often giving the diamond a flatter appearance.
We consider a diamond’s proportions together rather than in isolation, seeking the balance that allows the stone to perform beautifully.
The table is the large, flat facet at the top of the diamond. Its proportions influence the balance of brilliance, fire and overall light performance.
The table is the large, flat facet at the top of the diamond. Its proportions influence the balance of brilliance, fire and overall light performance.
The table is the large, flat facet at the top of the diamond. Its proportions influence the balance of brilliance, fire and overall light performance.
The table is the large, flat facet at the top of the diamond. Its proportions influence the balance of brilliance, fire and overall light performance.
The table is the large, flat facet at the top of the diamond. Its proportions influence the balance of brilliance, fire and overall light performance.
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